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All-TigerNet [13318]
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Bidenomics is killing it lately. Literally.
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Apr 25, 2024, 11:12 AM
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So much winning.
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All-In [47924]
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LOL, look at the hitlerite cheering the downfall of the US economy***
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Apr 25, 2024, 11:39 AM
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Heisman Winner [138519]
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What is literally being killed?
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Apr 25, 2024, 11:45 AM
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The word you're likely looking for is "figuratively". Try it: "figuratively".
"The market is figuratively being killed today and it's all because of Biden, who probably did or didn't do something last night."
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he's currently searching FNC for a retort***
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Apr 25, 2024, 11:47 AM
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All-TigerNet [13318]
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Are your hopes and dreams dashed because the market dropped 1.7% today,
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:12 PM
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and this afternoon was when you were planning on withdrawing your entire nestegg, THANKS BIDEN?
Seriously, what are you talking about? Surely you're not as sophomoric as believing that every daily market move up or down is because of something a President did or didn't do, right? Actually, you probably do believe this, which would explain why a cold day somewhere negates all climate research for you as well.
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All-TigerNet [13318]
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I was forced into early retirement from Ford because of the $3.1B losses so far
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:36 PM
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this year as a result of Brandon's EV mandates.
My pension was brokered by union cronies and contains forced ESG grading for investments. I think around 80% was in Solyndra, and the rest was in FTX because of their super-high ESG scores.
My wife has been cutting hair at the mall since she was laid off from a logistics job on the Keystone pipeline but there are few benefits with that job other than the free kevlar vest.
Glad your daddy Biden had nothing to do with my woes, tho.
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Heisman Winner [138519]
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Just to clarify, your wife has some sort of background in logistics,
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:46 PM
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perhaps even a degree and advanced training...and she's cutting hair in the mall almost 4 years after the Keystone XL project was shut down? In THIS economy?
And your pension was entirely in Solyndra and FTX? That would mean that you don't have a pension, so why do you care what the market is doing this morning?
Sorry, broseph. None of this is particularly believable. Oh, wait, I just got what you're doing: you're making hypotheticals. Derp.
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Yep, does not compute
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:55 PM
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This economy is swimming with job openings. Not buying this load of horse poop.
But Keowee ain't renowned for honesty on here.
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Bet you havent stopped laughing yet - - -
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Apr 26, 2024, 2:49 PM
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I haven’t.
TNet’s 3rd graders haven’t figured out that you’ve plunked them.
Keowee places the beachball on the tee. “My pension was brokered by union cronies and contains forced ESG grading for investments. I think around 80% was in Solyndra, and the rest was in FTX because of their super-high ESG scores.”
TNet’s 3rd graders swing and whiff.
Next time, make it easier for them. It’ll be even funnier when they still won’t be able to figure it out again.
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You could sell Vacuums door to door like an industrious little republican
Apr 26, 2024, 6:01 PM
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you know, pick yourself up by your bootstraps, work hard, and take accountability for your situation. Instead, you come here with your bad attitude attempting to drag the rest of us down. I would have laid you off too, I mean you strike me as unemployable assuming your real-life persona in any way resembles your schtick in here.
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That gdp number sure did kill it...***
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Apr 25, 2024, 12:31 PM
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Wait till next month's revision. Recent odds are 85%...down.***
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Apr 25, 2024, 2:43 PM
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Yeah, because full employment and being the envy of the economic world sucks****
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Apr 25, 2024, 3:19 PM
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All-TigerNet [13318]
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I dont celebrate being better than Somalia.
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Apr 25, 2024, 4:44 PM
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I want America to be greater than it ever has been, and we are a long way from that.
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You can blame your conservative supreme court justices for
Apr 26, 2024, 12:08 PM
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Citizens United.
We now live in a Corporate Monopolistic Oligarchy.
Thanks a lot Republicans.
Ronald Reagan's policies destroyed this country! Middle class is gone!
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I don't care what the stats say,
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Apr 25, 2024, 6:39 PM
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the economy is not right. We have restaurants closing, breweries closing, retail stores closing and I am in one of the hottest cities/areas in the USA.
Jobs are not to be found out there for new grads. My May graduate engineer does not yet have a job. He's got a 3.9+ in Engineering and a Master's degree. Ditto for all his friends, engineers, business majors, etc.
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Orange Blooded [2144]
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You'd cheer on this economy if Trump were President....
Apr 26, 2024, 8:34 AM
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The only reason you're negative is because a Democrat is in office.
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Re: You'd cheer on this economy if Trump were President....
Apr 26, 2024, 2:54 PM
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As if someone ‘cheering on’ or ‘cheering against’ the US economy makes any difference.
Come to think about it, if the OBiden Handlers Admin would just ‘make NC Tiger go away,’ then Bidumbnomics would be a stuttering success.
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110%er [5719]
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that's a completely stupid post
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Apr 26, 2024, 5:49 PM
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I am telling you a fact that many smart kids are not getting jobs. Doesn't matter who is in office, it is a fact. I did say or suggest it is Biden's fault, but now that you bring it up, Biden's policies have directly caused inflation, so maybe that's a contributing factor - dunno.
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Lol at jobs not being able to be found, especially for engineers
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Apr 26, 2024, 9:42 AM
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and double especially for engineers in NC and SC.
He's either not looking very hard or doesn't interview well.
Where is all this doom and gloom of everything closing in one of the "hottest cities/areas in the USA"? I'm calling BS on this one too.
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Re: Lol at jobs not being able to be found, especially for engineers
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Apr 26, 2024, 5:53 PM
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W T F? I'm already wasting my time posting here, I certainly would not just make chit up.
Believe what you want. I did not say it's Biden's fault, I just made a factual statement about around 50 seniors my son knows through the fraternity and engineering classes. Only a few have jobs. He is not EE, which I believe are more in demand.
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What kind of engineer? We have openings and...
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Apr 26, 2024, 9:50 AM
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having a tough time filling them.
Our industry is booming and there is a real shortage of engineers.
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Orange Blooded [2144]
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My son graduated from college in 2023 and easily found a job....
Apr 26, 2024, 2:22 PM
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in the engineering field. My daughter is in college, and also working part-time, because she enjoys the work.
And I'm also doing well, although it won't be super-long before I retire. I'm mulling over my options, but about 5 years out, I think.
I think the country overall has done very well coming out of the pandemic and getting back to normal, and with strong growth. There has been some inflation that was mostly due to supply-chain shocks from the pandemic. But most of the inflation surge is gone. Job growth is strong, wage growth is strong, and US GDP growth has been better than any other developed nation coming out of the pandemic.
Biden can be criticized for things he's done. But his economic policies have helped this country. If we had the exact same economy we now have, but Trump were president, the Red Hats would be high-fiving each other all day about it.
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Re: My son graduated from college in 2023 and easily found a job....
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Apr 26, 2024, 3:21 PM
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OBiden Handlers Admin has resorted to endless stimulus spending projects … a practice that has historically been reserved for genuine national emergencies (Great Depression, WW II, Cold War, TARP bailout, COVID) … and applying this huge govt stimulus for the furtherance of leftist political objectives.
The biggest losers are Americans with mid-to-low paying jobs, Americans with little liquid net worth, and non-wealthy retirees. Inflation (from increasing the rate of money supply growth over that of the rate in GDP growth) has hurt the aforementioned demographic, whereas the lucky engineers, comfy govt employees, fed govt subsidized public school employees, & university employees have been able to afford to risk some of their liquidity in the stock market &/or real estate &/or precious metals. (Both the stock market and tangible assets have provided .,, from late 2022 thru Q-1 2024 … a financial bubble that has allowed this ‘investor’ class to stay ahead of inflation.).
The OBiden Handlers Admin’s economic high wire act [of continuing to print money in excess of GDP growth -&- gambling that inflation rate would keep decreasing and that job growth numbers that mean anything to ‘native’ Americans (which has been low) while job growth numbers for foreign (VISA) employees has been growing] looks like it’s getting ready to fall off the wire.
A litany of foreign policy mistakes is amplifying the pending collapse of Bidumbnomics.
TDS’ers, don’t worry. There’s always more students to bribe. They’ll end up voting for more of what you TDS’ers are having.
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Orange Blooded [2144]
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Nice attempt....
Apr 26, 2024, 4:34 PM
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I'll give you credit for posting stuff that you've thought through.
Of course, the problem is that your conclusion are pre-programmed, and you back-solve to try and support arguments that don't hold up.
Stock market has been doing well. Job market has been doing well. Wage growth has out-stripped inflation. GDP growth has been doing well. Uninsured rates lower than ever. Manufacturing growing. Oil/Gas drilling higher than any nation ever. Crime plummeting.
And all this after inheriting an absolute nightmare from the previous POTUS on the economic and health front. The big spending was needed to jack up an economy that had fallen apart under Orange Guy, and with thousands dying daily from a disease that the previous POTUS had lied about repeatedly.
A National Nightmare....that's what Biden inherited.
And if you had this exact same economy under Trump, you would be giving him a thumbs-up. You're only making your above argument because you hate Biden and the Dems.
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Re: Nice attempt....
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Apr 26, 2024, 6:05 PM
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I'll give you credit for posting stuff that you've thought through.
Of course, the problem is that your conclusion are pre-programmed, and you back-solve to try and support arguments that don't hold up.
Stock market has been doing well. Job market has been doing well. Wage growth has out-stripped inflation. GDP growth has been doing well. Uninsured rates lower than ever. Manufacturing growing. Oil/Gas drilling higher than any nation ever. Crime plummeting.
And all this after inheriting an absolute nightmare from the previous POTUS on the economic and health front. The big spending was needed to jack up an economy that had fallen apart under Orange Guy, and with thousands dying daily from a disease that the previous POTUS had lied about repeatedly.
A National Nightmare....that's what Biden inherited.
And if you had this exact same economy under Trump, you would be giving him a thumbs-up. You're only making your above argument because you hate Biden and the Dems.
Wage growth has not outstripped inflation
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OBiden Handlers Admin facing prospect of electile dysfunction
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Apr 26, 2024, 7:31 PM
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Trump’s economy was torpedoed by COVID. Everyone knows that. Also, Trump’s galvanic explosion of monetary stimulus was launched because of the usual reason for doing this: An economic catastrophe (caused by COVID & COVID lockdowns). Thus, inflation wasn’t bad because people weren’t leaving home and spending a lot. Driving for both recreational & commuting purposes plummeted like never before; thus spending for gasoline dropped like crazy. (Notice how inflationary factors related to injection of massive amounts of money into the economy … far exceeding GDP growth … didn’t cause inflation during the economic catastrophe.)
OBiden Handlers Admin, on the other hand, had numerous built-in benefits regarding economic indicators such as the appearance of jobs growth and GDP growth. Compared to the low numbers of 2020, any idiot could have grown both jobs and GDP vs a baseline of 2020. Joe Biden and his handlers were the lucky idiots in that arena. The stock market recovered, which was expected as ‘COVID phobia’ calmed down in 2021.
Biden went all-in to juice the economy, and therefore the stock market, via the aforementioned avalanche of additional money supply into the market. This was for pure politics, which is the only thing that really matters to the OBiden Handlers Admin; the midterms JUST HAD to produce Democrat success. Thus, the unnecessary ‘free candy’ monetary stimulus. This, predictably, backfired on the OBHA, as inflation took off. Fortunately for OBHA, SCOTUS struck down the unconstitutional but nevertheless (overall, popular) Roe vs Wade, and the Democrat party salvaged what otherwise would have been the congressional and state house red wave.
The ‘free candy’ jazzed up the stock market starting late 2022 and through 2023. Inflation kept hurting fixed income retirees, blue collar, and numerous other sectors, even though the rate of ‘inflation growth’ had slowed.
As 2024 hits its Q-2 2024 stride, the stimulative effect of the free candy is wearing off, but the inflation problem has not. Now, OBHA is in a royal pickle. Increased rates risk triggering a recession, no increase in rates will still stimulate higher rates of inflation. All as the 2024 election comes near.
It’s go time. Will OBHA dodge the bullets?
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If Trump had this economy, you would be saying it was great....
Apr 27, 2024, 9:45 AM
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>>Trump’s economy was torpedoed by COVID. Everyone knows that. Also, Trump’s galvanic explosion of monetary stimulus was launched because of the usual reason for doing this: An economic catastrophe (caused by COVID & COVID lockdowns). Thus, inflation wasn’t bad because people weren’t leaving home and spending a lot. Driving for both recreational & commuting purposes plummeted like never before; thus spending for gasoline dropped like crazy. (Notice how inflationary factors related to injection of massive amounts of money into the economy … far exceeding GDP growth … didn’t cause inflation during the economic catastrophe.)
Trump's economy was never all that good. It was just fair-to-middlin. He had less job creation during his first three years than the last three years of Obama. And for the most part, his economy was just riding the same trends of what he inherited from Obama. Fair-to-middlin'. And yes, Covid certainly played a big part because of how Trump mis-handled the heath crisis. Trump mis-handled the health crisis itself by lying to America about the virus, and going against the advice of his health experts. And it added to the death toll, and made it harder for states to get back to normal, and make the economy stronger. Trump's only saving grace was that he signed two huge stimulus packages that were written by the Pelosi & the Dems in the House (Pubs didn't know how to draft such legislation).
>>OBiden Handlers Admin, on the other hand, had numerous built-in benefits regarding economic indicators such as the appearance of jobs growth and GDP growth. Compared to the low numbers of 2020, any idiot could have grown both jobs and GDP vs a baseline of 2020. Joe Biden and his handlers were the lucky idiots in that arena. The stock market recovered, which was expected as ‘COVID phobia’ calmed down in 2021.
########. The reason we know that's ######## is that Biden's job growth isn't just good related to 2020. It's also good related to the decade before, including twice as strong as anything during the Trump years. Joe Biden's legislation has made our economy the envy of the world. Other countries are still coming out from their covid holes, which we left behind two years ago.
>>Biden went all-in to juice the economy, and therefore the stock market, via the aforementioned avalanche of additional money supply into the market. This was for pure politics, which is the only thing that really matters to the OBiden Handlers Admin; the midterms JUST HAD to produce Democrat success. Thus, the unnecessary ‘free candy’ monetary stimulus. This, predictably, backfired on the OBHA, as inflation took off. Fortunately for OBHA, SCOTUS struck down the unconstitutional but nevertheless (overall, popular) Roe vs Wade, and the Democrat party salvaged what otherwise would have been the congressional and state house red wave.
The ‘free candy’ jazzed up the stock market starting late 2022 and through 2023. Inflation kept hurting fixed income retirees, blue collar, and numerous other sectors, even though the rate of ‘inflation growth’ had slowed.
The inflation surged because of supply chain issues. And the inflation occurred all over the world, not just in the US. And then the inflation greatly subsided with no recession or job loss. So, it was a supply shock inflation episode, similar to what we saw after WW2. I know you desperately want it to be all about "Joementia" and his policies. But that's not what happened. Nice try, but just more Red Hat talking points from you.
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